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Sep 193 min read

Staying Put: The Legacy of Grenfell | Kaveh Kordestani

The Grenfell Tower Inquiry published its final report this month. Behind the rightly deserved castigation that the construction companies...

Dominion: Hirst Brings Unfamiliar Feeling to our Most Familiar Works | Cleo Bador

Sep 183 min read

Arts and Literature

Dominion: Hirst Brings Unfamiliar Feeling to our Most Familiar Works | Cleo Bador

Myra Hindley’s mugshot, at 9 by 11 feet. The image at the center of headlines and much controversy following its display in the 1997...

Developing Cancer Treatments Using Bioelectromagnetism | Alma Navarro-Garcia

Sep 172 min read

Science and Technology

Developing Cancer Treatments Using Bioelectromagnetism | Alma Navarro-Garcia

Bioelectromagnetism is the interaction and phenomena that occurs between living organisms and electromagnetic fields. This area of...

Sep 163 min read

The Tothill Review

Admiration into Nothing | Anonymous

Another night with no objective. Another night with nothing, not even sleep on my mind. On this very familiar night I gazed upon the...

The Picture of Girlhood: On Justine Kurland’s Girl Series | Manuela Brieva

Sep 163 min read

Photography

The Picture of Girlhood: On Justine Kurland’s Girl Series | Manuela Brieva

Between 1997 and 2002, photographer Justine Kurland hopped into her van and began taking long road trips through the Edenic countryside...

Sep 122 min read

The Tothill Review

Sonder (Commuting) | Sophia Verai

Sonder: (neologism) The profound feeling of realising that everyone, including strangers passing in the street, has a life as complex as...

The Controversy of Contraception | Adèle Lepinay

Sep 102 min read

Advice and Lifestyle

The Controversy of Contraception | Adèle Lepinay

Few topics have sparked as much debate and division as contraception. From its revolutionary impact on women’s freedom to the ethical...

Sep 61 min read

The Tothill Review

Coalescence | Danny Andrews

Light. Weightlessness. The doors of the train spring open and I leap aboard. It seems even the commuters are living brighter days: one...

The Roads That Divide | Kaveh Kordestani

Sep 43 min read

Humanities and Social Sciences

The Roads That Divide | Kaveh Kordestani

London’s motorways, the nadir of post-war civil design: poorly planned, poorly executed and still a bane for Transport for London to...

Sep 21 min read

The Tothill Review

Changing Seasons | Sophia Verai

As golden days begin to wane And dim their laughing light The yawning Summer, ripe with grain Lies down and fades from sight The skies...

How The Government Can Help With Youth Mental Health | Troy Francis-Brown

Aug 194 min read

Politics

How The Government Can Help With Youth Mental Health | Troy Francis-Brown

It has become undeniable in recent years that youth mental health in the United Kingdom is in crisis. Today it feels as if every young...

Babylon: The Accursed City of God | Santiago Acevedo-Henao

Jul 136 min read

Humanities and Social Sciences

Babylon: The Accursed City of God | Santiago Acevedo-Henao

That city’s sins are piled up as high as heaven. God has not forgotten the wrongs she has done. (Revelations 18.5.) Babylon: a city...

The Controversy of Marina Abramović: Art or Self-Destruction? | Clara Biancelli

Jul 103 min read

Arts and Literature

The Controversy of Marina Abramović: Art or Self-Destruction? | Clara Biancelli

Marina Abramović is a name which has made itself more and more relevant in the art world over the past few years, due to her uniquely...

The Fundamentals of TrAPs in the Process of Wound Healing | Ivelina Zhisheva

Jul 92 min read

Science and Technology

The Fundamentals of TrAPs in the Process of Wound Healing | Ivelina Zhisheva

In this article we will be looking at TrAPs (traction-activated platforms) and their application within biomedicine science. TrAPs are...

Predicted Grades: A Social Construct No One Likes | Adèle Lepinay

Jul 63 min read

Advice and Lifestyle

Predicted Grades: A Social Construct No One Likes | Adèle Lepinay

A brief overview of what I've learnt from getting grades and living with them. I recently completed work experience at Imperial College...

Subnautica: Creating a Horror Experience (Part 7) | Danny Andrews

Jul 57 min read

Arts and Literature

Subnautica: Creating a Horror Experience (Part 7) | Danny Andrews

Click here to read Part 6 Subnautica and Player Agency: The Issue of a Map Boundary The previous article in this series started the...

Subnautica: Creating a Horror Experience (Part 6) | Danny Andrews

Jun 294 min read

Arts and Literature

Subnautica: Creating a Horror Experience (Part 6) | Danny Andrews

Click here to read Part 5 Section 3: Manipulation of Player Agency Subnautica and Player Agency: Threat and Challenge The previous...

Subnautica: Creating a Horror Experience (Part 5) | Danny Andrews

Jun 194 min read

Arts and Literature

Subnautica: Creating a Horror Experience (Part 5) | Danny Andrews

Click here to read Part 4 Subnautica and Atmosphere: Behavioral design in the Mountains and the Dunes The previous article in this series...

Subnautica: Creating a Horror Experience (Part 4) | Danny Andrews

Jun 154 min read

Arts and Literature

Subnautica: Creating a Horror Experience (Part 4) | Danny Andrews

Click here to read Part 3 Section 2: Subnautica’s Atmosphere - Visual Design, Sound Design, Behavioral Design Subnautica and Atmosphere:...

In Search of an Ideal: What Gives Idols Power? | Sophia Verai

Jun 146 min read

Humanities and Social Sciences

In Search of an Ideal: What Gives Idols Power? | Sophia Verai

At the heart of every great social, cultural or political movement, uprooting and revolution, lies an ideology. At the heart of most...

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